.....in no particular order.
Been digging my blight-ridden potatoes
Indoor tomatoes ripening nicely
Farmers out shit-spraying
Courgettes recovering rapidly from wet weather
Butterflies out and about again - saw first red admiral
Jerusalem artichokes flat after the recent winds
Second brood of sparrows out feeding and using polytunnel floor as a giant dustbath
Indoor French climbing beans cropping like there's no tomorrow
Cucumbers going mad
Thuggish Autumn raspberries I was too lazy to dig out are producing a crop to fit between the summer raspberries and the controlled Autumn ones
Still too wet to cut overlong grass in field
Peppers and chilis in polytunnel growing fast
Oh... and best of all, it has been sunny and warm for a day and a half now.
I reckon the good outweighs the bad
Reasons to be cheerful.....
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Dear Alan, theres always something to be cheerful about, theres just the odd day it takes a bit more finding.
I'm sure the rain will soon be back with you.
I'm sure the rain will soon be back with you.
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Cheerful..wot you mean cheerful
7.4 inches rain in June....already 4.75 for July...
...but this evening it is sunny sunshine.
..and it is our evening garden walk with the gardeners at 7pm..historically it always rains for this...so this year we moved it a week later...to get a clear evening..
Perhaps I may have spoken too soon..??!!
..anyway must dash for wash and brush up...have been grapling with Ivy today in a hedge bottom..
Clive.
7.4 inches rain in June....already 4.75 for July...
...but this evening it is sunny sunshine.
Perhaps I may have spoken too soon..??!!
..anyway must dash for wash and brush up...have been grapling with Ivy today in a hedge bottom..
Clive.
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I hope that it remains sunny for you all, you deserve it.
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Dear Clive if it's the Ivy i used to know, you will be back in the hedge bottom again tomorrow.
Dear Barney i'm sure i don't deserve it.
Dear Barney i'm sure i don't deserve it.
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alan refail wrote:.....in no particular order.
Cheers for this Alain. Not to mention Gloucester getting to the finals of the 20:20 cricket
Just one thing on your list that didn't immediately click:
Colin
The sun came out today. It was fabulous. I'd forgotten what it looked like
Clive, I hope Ivy didn't mind being grappled with. Just make sure there's nothing nasty at the bottom of the hedge. Blisters can be a right bugger in the wrong places
Clive, I hope Ivy didn't mind being grappled with. Just make sure there's nothing nasty at the bottom of the hedge. Blisters can be a right bugger in the wrong places
Lots of love
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What a difference 11 days make 
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Just come back from the allotment, and i really don't know if i can take much more of this sunshine.
And whats more, i have just seen weather week on Countryfile, and they are on about a warm and sunny week.

And whats more, i have just seen weather week on Countryfile, and they are on about a warm and sunny week.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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Reasons to be cheerfull - heres 16
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Took the family out yesterday to the Seaforde Butterfly House in Co. Down in N.Ireland.
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Took the family out yesterday to the Seaforde Butterfly House in Co. Down in N.Ireland.
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Dear Beefy, we have a butterfly park fairly close to where i live, and i must say they are well worth a visit. 
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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